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Service-Oriented Architecture Concepts
Identify standards that enable SOA – WS, UDDI, SOAP
Review Service Component Architecture (SCA)
Describe Oracle SOA Suite 11g components
Practice
Install SOA Suite 11g and configure JDeveloper
Basic Concepts and Weblogic Server 11g - Domains, Servers, Homes
Overview Weblogic Domains and Managed Servers
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Orchestrating Services with BPEL
Define a composite application
Describe SOA Composite Editor
Explain BPEL Components activities and partner Links
Practice
Understand BPEL designer (JDeveloper) and activities
BPEL PM Designer Layout - the Integration Perspective
Applications and Projects (Composites)
Creating your first BPEL Process - HelloWorld
XPath Expression Builder
Deploying the BPEL Process
Managing Deployments/Un-Deployments with Enterprise Manager 11g
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Synchronous and Asynchronous BPEL Processes
Orchestrating Services with BPEL
What does synchronous mean
What does asynchronous mean. What is WS-Addressing standard
Overview of Partner Link. Why do we need myRole-Partnerrole concept
Practice
Create a synchronous process
Create an asynchronous process
Using soapUI for calling and testing web services
Creating a service bottom up, containing two portTypes
Creating a service top down, containing two portTypes
Creating a service top down, containing two operations
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Advanced BPEL Concepts
Describe Exception Handling in Composite Applications
Describe the Fault Management Framework and its limitations.
Describe Compensation handling within a BPEL process
Describe Correlation concepts
Using Sensors
Practice
Throwing simple faults and faults with variable
Returning faults to client by adding fault message to WSDL
Sending email on every remote fault using Fault Management Framework’s java action
Using compensation handler. Download
Best practices for fault handling
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Business Rules
Explain business rules concepts
Describe the Oracle Business Rules architecture
Describe Oracle Rules Engine
Create a rules with the Jdeveloper Rules Designer
Integrate a simple rule with a BPEL Process
Embedding Java in BPEL process
Invoking BPEL from Java
Practice
Test OBR
Use Java embedding to set/get BPEL variables, for logging
Call an external Java class, call an EXE, set title of BPEL process
Using XML Façade
Calling a BPEL Process from Java using JAX-WS
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Introduction to Binding Components
Describe the various binding components - Web service, HTTP, JCA, ADF, Direct
Describe adapter concepts and framework
Describe Technology adapters: File, Database, JMS, etc
Describe Applications Adapters Ebiz suite etc
Practice
Read and write a file using file adapter
HTTP Bindings
Using ADF Binding to call SOA Composite from standalone Java
Using Direct Binding to call SOA Composite from standalone Java
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More Adapters Concepts
Header variables
Dynamic Partnerlinks
Externalizing properties using End point properties
Practice
Poll for new rows in a table using DB adapter
Insert data into JMS queue using JMS adapter. Download.
List Files in a directory using File adapter
Using Dynamic Partnerlinks
Using Rejection Handlers to handle erring files while reading from adapter. Download.
Making polling frequency variable for an adapter
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Monitoring and managing SOA 11g Deployment
Describe Deploy and Un-deploy SOA Composite application
Describe Management of SOA Composite application using the Enterprise Manager
Describe Deployment using ANT
Describe Configuration Plans for deploying to different environment using single codebase
Advanced Topics
Transactions
Email Setup in UMS
Validating input for a composite. Download
Adding Preferences to a composite that allow change after deployment. Download
Practice
Deploying applications having multiple composites using ANT
Using Config Plans for deploying to different environment using single codebase
Sending Email using GMAIL as SMTP server
What happens when
1. A inserts data in DB, then calls B synchronously, B creates its own transaction, B throws a error.
2. A inserts data in DB, then calls B synchronously, B creates its own transaction, B throws a rollback error.
3. A inserts data in DB, then calls B synchronously, B uses same transaction as A, B throws a error
4. A inserts data in DB, then calls B synchronously, B uses same transaction as A, B throws a rollback error
5. Insert into DB, then an unhandled error is thrown
6. Insert into DB, then dehydrate, then unhandled exception
7. Insert into DB, then select from same table. Do we see the insert
8. What if in 6, we want that the transaction should still rollback, even if it has been committed due to dehydration
9. Read JMS, insert into DB, DB fails
10. Poll DB, throw error
11. Invoke thru soap, insert into DB table 1, insert into db table 2, table 2 fails
12. Invoke thru soap, insert into DB table 1, dehydrate, insert into db table 2, table 2 fails
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